Poet
Walter Savage Landor
1775–1864
English
- A Ballad Of The Trees And The Master
- A Pastoral
- A Prophecy
- A Thought
- Absence
- Acon And Rhodope
- Advice
- Age
- Alciphron And Leucippe
- An Invocation
- Autumn
- Captivity led captive, war o’erthrown
- Child of a Day
- Corinna, From Athens, To Tanagra
- Cowslips
- Daniel Defoe
- Death Stands Above Me, Whispering Low
- Defiance
- Dirce
- Do You Remember Me? Or Are You Proud?
- Enter MUZA and ABDALAZIS
- Farewell To Italy
- Fiesole Idyl
- Fifth Book
- Finis
- First Book
- For An Epitaph At Fiesole
- Fourth Book
- From "Myrtis"
- Fsulan Idyl
- Gifts Returned
- God Scatters Beauty
- Heartsease
- How grand a prospect opens! Alps o’er Alps
- How To Read Me
- I Entreat You, Alfred Tennyson
- Ianthe
- Ianthe! You Are Call'd To Cross The Sea
- Ianthe's Question
- Ianthe's Troubles
- Idle Words
- In After Time
- In spring and summer winds may blow
- Jul. Never
- Jul. Roderigo’s
- JULIAN and COVILLA
- Late Leaves
- Lately Our Poets
- Leaf after leaf drops off, flower after flower,
- Little Agla'
- Macaulay
- Man
- Man
- Memory
- Mother, I cannot mind my Wheel
- Muza. Proceed
- Of Clementina
- On An Eclipse Of The Moon
- On Catullus
- On Himself
- On His Eightieth Birthday
- On His Seventy-Fifth Birthday
- On Living Too Long
- On Lucretia Borgia's Hair
- On Music
- On The Death Of M. D'Ossoli And His Wife Margaret Fuller
- Once, and once only, have I seen thy face,
- One Lovely Name
- OPAS and SISABERT
- Opas. But Egilona
- Opas. I cannot but commend, O Egilona
- Opas. Julian
- Overture
- Persistence
- Plays
- Pleasure! why thus desert the heart
- Quotations I
- Quotations II
- Quotations III
- Quotations IV
- Quotations V
- Quotations VI
- Remain!
- Robert Browning
- Rose Aylmer
- Rose Aylmer's Hair, Given By Her Sister
- Second Book
- Separation
- Seventh Book
- Shakespeare And Milton
- She I love (alas in vain!)
- Sixth Book
- Soon, O Ianthe! life is o'er
- Tell me not things past all belief;
- Ternissa! you are fled!
- The Appeal
- The Chrysolites And Rubies Bacchus Brings
- The Death Of Artemidora
- The Dragon-Fly
- The Evening Star
- The Fault Is Not Mine
- The gates of fame and of the grave
- The Honey-Moon
- The Lover
- The Maid's Lament
- The One White Hair
- The Pentameron
- The Poet Who Sleeps
- The Test
- The Three Roses
- There Falls With Every Wedding Chime
- Third Book
- Time To Be Wise
- To A Cyclamen
- To Age
- To Barry Cornwall
- To Charles Dickens
- To Lanthe
- To Robert Browning
- To Sleep
- To The River Avon
- To Wordsworth
- To Youth
- To Zoe
- Twenty Years Hence
- Various the roads of life; in one
- Verse
- Verses Why Burnt
- Very True, The Linnets Sing
- Vi
- Well I remember how you smiled
- When
- Who Ever Felt As I
- Why, Why Repine
- With rosy hand a little girl prest down
- Wrinkles
- Years
- You Smiled, You Spoke, And I Believed